Raffles Jaipur

Conceptualised as a modern zenana (royal women's quarters), Raffles Jaipur offers an intimate, understated alternative to classic palace hotels. Architect Clive Gray utilised hand-carved Makrana marble, locally sourced white sandstone, and intricate jaali (lattice work) screens across its 50 guest rooms and suites. Rooms feature camel-bone inlay furniture, hand-painted ceiling murals flecked with 24-carat gold, and marble bathrooms equipped with claw-footed silver tubs. Architectural highlights include hidden passages behind mirrored doors and a rooftop pool overlooking the Aravalli range. The property features Safir, a dedicated tea and champagne lounge, along with Arkaa, a restaurant focused on regional Indian heritage recipes. Wellness facilities include Jaipur's only hotel spa equipped with a traditional Turkish hammam and custom hot-and-cold mineral pools. The signature Raffles Butler service caters to bespoke cultural itineraries across the Pink City.